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Central cancer registries generally rely on which source to identify cases diagnosed or treated in the hospitals within their defined geographic area? Hospital registries
Patient records that match a patient in the central registry database on key demographics and the computer, matches them without a registrar's review is what kind of consolidation? Automated consolidation
The process of matching registered deaths in a population against reportable conditions in the cancer registry database is known as: Death clearance
All cases for a diagnosis year must be submitted to a central registry within what time period? 6 months
The annual call for data that includes the data set for the United States and Canada is collected by which organization? NAACCR
Hospital registries must submit cases to the central cancer registry using what standard format? NAACCR data exchange record layout
After completing death clearance follow-back and no further information is located, what happens to those cases? Entered in the registry as a DCO case
This data source used by some central cancer registries checks for missed cases and fill in treatment-related gaps is called: Insurance claims data
The second process of death clearance for those cases that did not match the central registry database is known as: Follow back
When a case is reported to the central registry and the multiple primary rules are applied, if the tumor linkage indicates this is a new primary, what happens to the tumor record? New tumor is added to the patient record in the database
The connection between the collection of cancer data on patients and national cancer programs is: Population based cancer registries
Central registries operate based upon: Statutory authority
When source records are submitted to the central cancer registry, they typically undergo what first? Data edits
Central registries often match data with other states and most of the states have signed: NAACCR's National Interstate Data Exchange Agreement
One of the ways central cancer registry data is used is to: Identify additional needs for cancer prevention and control efforts
Central registries rely heavily on the quality and completeness of the information included in source records submitted by reporting facilities is because: They don't have access to medical records
The person typically responsible for budgetary and programmatic planning and oversight at a central cancer registry is: Director
The process of converting an address at diagnosis into analyzable data is known as: Geocoding
Who guides the key policy decisions for the central registry? Advisory board
To decrease manual patient record consolidation at the central registry, they rely heavily on who to accurately code patient demographic Reporting facility registrars
Which source has the potential to provide central registries with more complete treatment and biomarker data resulting in more comprehensive cancer coverage? Nonhospital facilities
The central cancer registry operation of taking multiple records from multiple data sources for the same patient and tumor into one complete abstract is called: Record consolidation
The entire U.S. population is collected by: CDC NCI
What demographic data field is used for patient record linkages at the central registry? Name Date of Birth Social Security Number All the above
What data item is the basis for calculating local rates, identifying areas with unusually high or minimal risk, and can be used to help identify facilities that may be underreporting? Patient address
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